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1.

Mix & Match
Criminal behaviour is learnt and maintained, please match the correct method to their definition and write an example.

A.Operant Conditioning
B. Classical Conditioning
C. Observational Learning

1. Learn through observation
2. Learn through outcome
3. Learn through association

A: 2
B: 3
C: 1

A. Selection model
B. Facilitation model
C. Enhancement model

1. Gangs make people bad
2. People join gangs for benefits
3. Bad people join gangs

A: 3
B: 1
C: 2

2.

Cues
From the social cognition lesson, in the correct order put correct steps used to defuse a situation with a hostile.

Decode social cues, interpret cue, find responses, select response and enact response.

3.

Definition
Very simple, with each term given write a 2-3 sentence definition, as long as it gets the points across is acceptable.

Strain:
This is known as Strain Theory in Sociology. People conform to society’s attitudes and values. When they do not have the means to achieve high goals, a strain between the goals and the means occur and people have to decide whether to give up their goals or to attain them through illegal means.

Identity:
Identity development is the complex process by which people come to develop a sense and understanding of themselves within the context of cultural demands and social norms. It more prominent in adolescence due to physical / cognitive changes


4.

Differentiate
Also simple, simply jot down a few points on both topics.


Mass murder vs. Serial murder
Mass Murer:
More than 3 victims at one crime scene.
The Murderer is normally depressed, angry and unsuccessful. Because of this they are ready to be killed (suicide by cop) or commit suicide after they have murdered (due to gilt and/or to end the pain/depression.)
They choose their targets carefully. Often times it is someone they know such as spouses and/or children and co-workers.

Serial Murder:
More then 3 victims at different crime scenes. Does not have to be the same crime scene as a Mass Murder.
Reasons becoming a Serial Murder vary. Most common reasons are biological predisposition; childhood trauma; low-self esteem; facilitators like pornography. Each person varies though, these are just the most common reasons why.
Serial murders are often Male as only 17% are Female.




Affective aggression vs. Instrumental aggression
Affective/ reactive aggression:
In reaction to emotions and perceived provocation.

Instrumental aggression: Motivated by a goal.


5.

Short answers

Who was the villain we spoke of during the forcible confinement lesson, please include their name, peculiarity and a bit of info of their case. Bonus points if you put down both of them.

Paula Doyle
peculiarity: Resurrection
She starved, burned and beaten Deven Mullins which killed him but Paula used her peculiarity to resurrect Deven to continue torturing him.

Yousuke Hīru:
Peculiarity: Madness Manipulation
He is known as The Hatter. He was charged with 5 counts of kidnapping and forcible confinement. Abducted neither intimate partner or friend/ acquaintance, claimed to be strangers. His reasoning behind his actions were that he wanted to cure his captives.

Nen Koshuko Kinesthesia, The Exile Interrogator]
Peculiarity: 5 Sense Manipulation.
He is known as Kinesthesia. On multiple counts of kidnapping and forcible confinement. Some reports say that he would kidnap and torture people which is why he is also known as "the Exile Interrogator".

How many members there are in the gang we mentioned in the lesson? Extra points if you list the gang name and the leader’s ‘name’
There are 81 members in th "Grey King" gang who is lead by someone by the name of Mono. Their real name in unknown as of this time. The gang ranges from teen from the age of 14 to 16.

Just Rosa